Turkey Abrogates Foreign Privileges in Ottoman Empire
Turkeys act ends extraterritorial rights for foreign subjects, removing protections for missionaries, hospitals, and schools. The move signals renewed Turkish sovereignty and could affect diplomatic standings with Britain and other powers. Public notice follows official announcements in Washington and Ankara.
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Turley
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Nations
Ottoman Empire
Jude
Pontiac
Jagrar
V. Hation
Turkey
Iya Steokeul
Aysterpine
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Atlow
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Mae Tray
Great Britain
Kaiwn
Prisoners Held After Rotterdam to Aix-de-Chapelle Trip
An Associated Press report notes a party of American correspondents and others traveled with German prisoners for four days under guard, reaching Aix-la-Chapelle after surveillance near Beams, Belem, and Rotterdam. The group included Roger Lows and Kevin Cobb among others, with Belgian and American correspondents aboard. The piece mentions King Albert and various reporters in a wartime dispatch.
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London
Aerican Carreg
Gorin
Prance Fyr Apstey
Jan Diitelt
Gormans
Rotterdam
Aix Ta Chapelle
Beamer
Beleiama
Roger Lows
As. Soeintud
Kevin S. Cobb
Harry Thinsent
Rem Ain
Aixely-Chapette
Maurice Kerharle
Lawrenud
Stevens
Tigtrait
King
Alberics
Turkey Has Bubon ic Plague Report From Smyrna
Fragmented dispatch describes troops in Smyrna affected by bubonic plague and nearby stations reporting confinement and medical concerns. Foreign reporters note travel restrictions and unclear casualty figures amid wartime conditions.
Pope Benedict XV Urges Global Peace in Entente Letter
Vatican organ Osservatore Romano publishes an entychical from Pope Benedict XV calling for renewed religious effort and worldwide peace. He urges intercession to the Virgin, appeals for unity among nations, and emphasizes stopping the horrors of war while highlighting Christian charity and brotherhood. The message addresses European conflict and the fate of nations amid devastations across the continent.
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Vatican
Benedict XV
Pope
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Soa
Prisoners see airship fly inside Fortime prison yard
Report from Beachey flight witnessed by hundreds of inmates as aviator Care performs a loop within prison walls. Warden Ator and purser observed from the audience as the aeroplane circled and a baseball was dropped onto the field by the aviator. Also includes notices on a Texas Wonder kidney remedy and various local classifieds.
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Nan
United States
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Atorgan
Alta
Berlin Dispatch Questions Allied Gains In Battle News
Wireless dispatches from London via Berlin indicate Allied success reports may be exaggerated. No battle has been confirmed by German sources as of Sept 7. Telegraphs note German morale remains firm while Allied leadership figures send condolences for Prince Herbert of Lippe.
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Wheat crop outlook worsens across northern Kansas
A weather service report for August shows the northern wheat counties hit hardest with drought and low yields. Despite some grain value remaining, shortages persist as farmers face delayed aid and muted futures. mid summer conditions threaten further damage to the crop.
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Kansas
World War I mobilization election chant and misread lines
Fragmentary note outlines a loud plea for more troops and funds with phrases about adding 500000 men and military ranks. Mentions Premier Asquith and broader war effort context, though the text is garbled.
Reports from the Front and Health of Emperor Joseph
The report notes favorable news from the front with Sir John French's corps burying 200 German dead, taking prisoners and Maxim guns. British forces crossed the Mamme River in a new direction. An official Rome dispatch says Emperor Francis Joseph is in good health given the wartime stress.
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Mamme i
Emperor Francis Joseph
Rome
Emperor Francis’ Joseph
French War Department Reports German Actions Center Paris
Fragmented report notes German advances near Paris and Allied efforts to recover ground. Mentions British French pressure on the western front, and hints at shifting enemy strength on the left wing. Also includes long, jumbled agricultural notes about sweet potatoes and potato harvest handling, with practical tips for digging and storing tubers.
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French War Department
Paris
War Department
Reneh
Eivamel
Wiedemann
Adelina Patti in songs and fame across continents
The article chronicles Adelina Patti born in Madrid with Italian lineage, rising after her London debut to become a premier soprano. It highlights her bell like high tone, favorite arias including Comin Through the Rye and Faust, and notes a book offering with pieces about her life and works to readers.
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London
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Relief ship sails for Europe with American composer aboard
A relief ship departs New York carrying an American composer who claims to have secured a general audience for relief work. The captain announces the ship will depart on the upcoming Monday or Tuesday to deliver aid to European battlefields.
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New York
Ardmsteid Tist
How to Treat a Sprain in Simple Steps
A brief guide explains applying cold and rest to a sprain. It outlines using compression and elevation, cautions against activity too soon, and notes seeking medical care if pain or swelling persists. Practical home care guidance for common sprain injuries.
McKones Piano Shop In City Rebuilding
A local piano shop announces complete mesh repair and re pairing of all music instruments. The rebuilding effort covers in shop services with work guaranteed. Burl: Phones, 2 ee.
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McKones
Great Britain vows complete victory as war aims shift
The piece notes Britain’s resolve to defeat Germany and seek unconditional victory, with praise for President Wilson’s stance. It also reports Miss Allen Flynn securing a civil position paying $1000 in the first year after a course at Lawrence Business College, moving directly from teaching to the office without prior business experience.
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Sweet Potatoes Hazard Spurs Extra Precautions
In Empire injuries prompt heightened safety actions as precautions rise following incidents. Investigators note risk factors and urge careful handling of the crop to prevent further harm. Community officials stress vigilance and adherence to safety guidelines.
May Close the North Sea Sinking by German Submarine
Reported peril to North Sea shipping from a German U boat attack. The voyage of Pathfinder reportedly ended near mine fields. Britain debates closing the sea to merchant vessels to safeguard supply lines.
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Pathfinder
Landon
Nears Sea
Heine
Roth Yugl
Eneland
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